Casino scammer uses hijacked security cameras to win $32 million

If you know anything about gambling or have ever stepped foot inside a casino, it’s pretty clear that the odds are always in favor of the house. That is, unless you happen to have an accomplice working inside the casino...

Never said if he got to keep the $32 million and how would they have found out?

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I think this takes care of the first question.

The casino believes they are in a good position to recover a significant portion of the money involved in the scam despite the belief that the patron in question may have already returned to his home country.

Never said if he got to keep the $32 million and how would they have found out?

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I think this takes care of the first question.

The casino believes they are in a good position to recover a significant portion of the money involved in the scam despite the belief that the patron in question may have already returned to his home country.

My guess is that after he won so much they kicked him out. They then checked the security cameras to see if they could find any funky stuff. This is when they found that one camera had, for the very same period, been trained on the hand of the dealer in question. After that they presumably tried to find out who trained that camera there.

People who gamble at casinos are suckers, unless you cheat or scam your way, and even then, they will kick you out.
I hear ads all the time saying "we have the loosest slots" and other BS. You think those multibillion dollar resorts got
built because *****s that gamble won?